Fruit

  • RAYNA

    • A handsome Indian evergreen tree often planted as an ornamental for its fragrant white flowers that yield a perfume; source of very heavy hardwood used for railroad ties. In olden time, the very hard timber was used for making lances.
    • The leaves are applied to the head in the form of a poultice for severe colds
    • Oil from the seeds is used for sores, scabies, wounds, and rheumatism The root of this herb is often used as an antidote for snake poison
    • The dried flowers are used for bleeding hemorrhoids and dysentery with mucus
    • Fresh flowers are also prescribed for excessive thirst, excessive perspiration, cough, and for indigestion
  • WATER MALON

    Watermelons are considered best for summers as they have nearly 92% water content in them and keep us hydrated. However, apart from this, the fruit also has a range of other benefits which help our body in dealing with issues that accompany hot weather.

  • SINGODA

    Singoda are super nutritious and low in calories. They can be included in weight loss diet as well. Regular intake of Singoda can provide you with fibre, protein, potassium, calcium, manganese and copper.

  • JALEBI IMLI

    • Culinary use: This flesh can be eaten raw, boiled or made into a refreshing beverage that is suggestive of lemonade. Seeds – raw or eaten in curries.
    • Ornamental use: Can be grown as avenue plant.
    • Medicinal use: The leaves can be used as a plaster to allay pain even from venereal sores, and can relieve convulsions. A paste made from the leaves is applied externally to treat muscular swellings caused by some inflammations. The leaves together with salt can cure indigestion and, in larger doses, can also induce abortion.
  • YELLOW DATES

    Fresh Yellow dates are delicious dessert fruits with much needed minerals and energy to help you stay fit and healthy

  • RED DATES

    Fresh Red dates are delicious dessert fruits with much needed minerals and energy to help you stay fit and healthy

  • TADGOLA

    Tadgola is also very healthy and refreshing. The sap/ juice that is collected early in the morning has a sweet sugary taste. It is usually sold as a refreshing drink and is also called by different names in different states. Nira in Maharashtra, Thaati Kallu in Telugu and PathaNeer in Tamil. The sap that is collected in the afternoon or evening is fermented and is sour or astringent in taste and is sold as raw liquor.

  • WOOD APPLE

    Wood apple is rich in thiamine and riboflavin, the chemicals that are effective in detoxifying the body. Consuming it every day in form of juice keeps the gut healthy and diminishes all sorts of kidney problems.
  • RAMFAL

    Ramphal is one hyper local fruit that can be beneficial for diabetes as it has blood glucose lowering properties. It contains minerals that make them just right for pre-diabetes and diabetes. It also has anti-cancer properties, mentions Diwekar in her post.
  • CURRY BANANA

    Banana (Musa sp.) is the second most important fruit plant in India next to mango. Its year-round availability, affordability, varietal range, taste, nutritive and medicinal value makes favourite fruit among all class of people. Curry banana is specifically used for making curry(cooking), but this Musa sapientum can be utilised for both cooking and desserts purpose. So it’s fruit can be consumed raw, cooked (deep fried, dehydrated, baked in skin, steamed). The plant height and leaf size are bigger when compared to other bananas.

  • RED BANANA

    Red bananas are a subgroup of bananas from Southeast Asia with red skin. They’re soft and have a sweet flavor when ripe. Some people say they taste like a regular banana — but with a hint of raspberry sweetness. They’re often used in desserts but pair well with savory dishes, too.

    Red bananas provide many essential nutrients and may benefit your immune system, heart health, and digestion.